The establishment of exotic game fishes to enhance recreational fisheries through
authorized and unauthorized stocking into freshwater systems is a global phenomenon …

Reports of malformed amphibians and global amphibian declines have led to public
concern, particularly because amphibians are thought to be indicator species of overall …

The diversity of life in headwater streams (intermittent, first and second order) contributes to
the biodiversity of a river system and its riparian network. Small streams differ widely in …

Global biodiversity losses have assumed the status of a crisis and as a part of it, many
amphibian populations are declining. It is estimated that the current rate of extinction is …

In some agricultural regions, natural wetlands are scarce, and constructed agricultural
ponds may represent important alternative breeding habitats for amphibians. Properly …

Recent, worldwide amphibian declines have highlighted a need for more extensive and
rigorous monitoring programs to document species occurrence and detect population …

Amphibian population declines and extinctions are occurring even in the world's least
impacted areas. The introduction and spread of nonnative predators is one of many …

The traditional emphasis in ecology on local species interactions has recently broadened to
include landscape‐level processes. I used data from a seven‐year survey of ponds in …

Explaining functional connectivity among occupied habitats is crucial for understanding
metapopulation dynamics and species ecology. Landscape genetics has primarily focused …

One of the most important hotspots of herpetological biodiversity in the United States,
California is home to many endemic amphibians and reptiles found nowhere else on earth …